BOSTON · OBSERVATION DECKS
Every trip has one free day too few. These 4 observation deck tickets justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Visit View Boston in Prudential Tower for 90 minutes of indoor and open-air 360-degree views. Explore Boston 365, Open Doors theater, and the Explore Boston itinerary tool, then add a drink at Stratus or reserve The Beacon Restaurant.
“I didn’t have a guide but it was beautiful!! Very nice”
Reserve timed admission to View Boston atop Prudential Tower. You’ll explore indoor and outdoor decks, the Cloud Terrace, interactive city exhibits, Boston 365, and optional drinks or food. Plan on one to two hours, with clear weather best for the full experience.
“It was not bust. Just 1 or two others. I went to see Boston and I took some nice pictures, not just from the observation deck but also the nice buildings and surrounding places. I also went to the Franklin Zoo. I made a day of it.”
Start with downtown pickup at 8 pm, then ride through Boston’s landmarks, visit View Boston’s observation deck, and walk the North End with a guide. Groups are limited to seven, and guides such as Henry and Bob have led past departures. A North End bakery dessert is included.
“Henry is an amazing tour guide and I had a great time learning about Boston at night. Thank you Henry!”
See Boston after dark with a local guide, a small group of no more than seven, and downtown hotel pickup. Ride past major landmarks, take in 360-degree city views at View Boston, then walk the North End to see Paul Revere’s home, Old North Church, and the Skinny House. A Boston Cream Pie is included.
“Stuart was our guide, and he was knowledgeable and fun for our guided walking tour. The sunset riverboat was a pleasant start to the evening. Note, it was not narrated. It was quiet and a great opportunity to speak with other passengers and have a cocktail.”
Pick a walk, a hull, a plate or a ghost story.
